A Support for Cold Days: The Story of the Iranian Central Oil Fields Company
The Iranian Central Oil Fields Company may not be as well-known as the oil giants of the south, but as the country's second-largest gas producer and the sole entity responsible for gas storage, it plays a key role in supplying Iran's energy.
400-Million-Cubic-Meter Gas Shortage: What Awaits Iran This Winter?
Iran is facing a winter in which the gas supply-demand imbalance threatens to once again become a critical economic and energy challenge—one with repercussions extending far beyond mere drops in pressure or supply restrictions for residential consumers, potentially impacting power plants, major industries, and even air quality levels.
Launch of Isfahan Refinery’s RFCC Unit; 8-Million-Liter Increase in Gasoline Production
The CEO of the Isfahan Refinery announced the advancement of strategic projects at the facility—which has a refining capacity of 430,000 barrels per day—aimed at managing the energy imbalance and upgrading product quality; he stated that the commissioning of the RFCC unit would add 8 million liters of gasoline and 2 million liters of standard diesel to the country's fuel supply daily.
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Oil Industry Retiree Associations Appreciate the Ministry of Petroleum’s Approach to Safeguarding Pension Fund Assets
Oil industry retiree associations in the provinces of Khuzestan, Markazi, and Alborz, as well as in the county of Najafabad, have sent separate letters to the Minister of Petroleum expressing their appreciation for the Ministry’s protective approach regarding the assets, resources, and interests of the oil industry pension funds, and for its efforts to strengthen the economic backing of these funds.
A Support for Cold Days: The Story of the Iranian Central Oil Fields Company
The Iranian Central Oil Fields Company may not be as well-known as the oil giants of the south, but as the country's second-largest gas producer and the sole entity responsible for gas storage, it plays a key role in supplying Iran's energy.
Latest status of the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab
Clashes along Yemen's west coast have intensified, and the Houthis are advancing toward the Bab al-Mandab Strait; however, commercial traffic continues, with 26 ships passing through on Monday.
Member of Parliament’s Energy Commission: Fuel supply and gas distribution continued uninterrupted under wartime conditions
A member of the Parliament's Energy Commission, commending the Ministry of Petroleum's performance in managing wartime conditions, stated: "During the two recent imposed wars, despite the intensity of enemy attacks and pressures, the supply of fuel and gas to the public continued without interruption—an achievement resulting from the management, oversight, and prudence of the country's oil and gas industry officials."
Reduction in South Pars platform maintenance time; preservation of 28 million cubic meters of daily gas production
The Production and Operations Manager of the Pars Oil and Gas Company announced a reduction in the duration of major overhauls for gas platforms at the shared South Pars field, made possible by the launch of a specialized offshore valve repair workshop; he noted that the faster return of platforms to the production cycle preserves a daily gas capacity of 28 million cubic meters.
400-Million-Cubic-Meter Gas Shortage: What Awaits Iran This Winter?
Iran is facing a winter in which the gas supply-demand imbalance threatens to once again become a critical economic and energy challenge—one with repercussions extending far beyond mere drops in pressure or supply restrictions for residential consumers, potentially impacting power plants, major industries, and even air quality levels.
National Security Commission Spokesperson: Strait of Hormuz Will Not Reopen Until Iran’s Conditions Are Met
The spokesperson for Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, emphasizing that decisions regarding the Strait of Hormuz are made at the highest level of the establishment, stated: The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is contingent upon the full fulfillment of Iran’s seven conditions, including the removal of the shadow of war, the payment of compensation, and the lifting of sanctions.
Launch of Isfahan Refinery’s RFCC Unit; 8-Million-Liter Increase in Gasoline Production
The CEO of the Isfahan Refinery announced the advancement of strategic projects at the facility—which has a refining capacity of 430,000 barrels per day—aimed at managing the energy imbalance and upgrading product quality; he stated that the commissioning of the RFCC unit would add 8 million liters of gasoline and 2 million liters of standard diesel to the country's fuel supply daily.
Collaboration between Behran Oil and Saipa Diesel to launch a special “Home Service” offering
In an effort to expand customer services and support the nation's commercial transport fleet, Behran Oil Company has launched a strategic partnership with Saipa Diesel to establish and support an on-site service (Home Service) offering. Aimed at facilitating customer access to high-quality, standardized services, this collaboration represents a practical step toward supporting consumers and minimizing downtime for commercial fleets.
230 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Capacity Lost During the War / Reconstruction via Early Resumption of Production
The Director of Integrated Planning at the National Iranian Gas Company, referring to the damage sustained by the country's gas facilities during enemy attacks, stated: "During the third imposed war, four South Pars refineries were struck; from the very first moments, measures were initiated to contain the incident, form crisis task forces, cut off feedstock supplies to the refineries, and plan for reconstruction and the restoration of lost capacity."
